Many AUR helpers attempt to download the source before installing build dependencies, of which breezy is one. This results in the build failing despite the PKGBUILD being fine.
Please do not make comments about this, flag this package as out-of-date, or send support requests for this topic. If your build fails for this reason you should install breezy manually, re-run your AUR helper, and then uninstall it afterwards. Alternatively, clone the AUR repository (optionally into a clean chroot) and run makepkg on it.
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glek commented on 2025-11-01 18:05 (UTC)
Many AUR helpers attempt to download the source before installing build dependencies, of which breezy is one. This results in the build failing despite the
PKGBUILDbeing fine.Please do not make comments about this, flag this package as out-of-date, or send support requests for this topic. If your build fails for this reason you should install breezy manually, re-run your AUR helper, and then uninstall it afterwards. Alternatively, clone the AUR repository (optionally into a clean
chroot) and runmakepkgon it.